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Etchants for Cu-Ag Alloys






I am studying the Cu-Ag alloys because in Peru there are historical jewelry made of this alloys. I want to know, what etchants can I use in my study?

Beatriz Sanchez Gamarra
- Peru
2001



The simplest etchant for copper and silver alloys is a mixture of ammonium hydroxide (NH4OH) and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). Mix at about 1:1 ratio if you are using 3% peroxide. Mix at about 1:1:1 with water if you are using 30% peroxide.

Good luck.

larry hanke
Larry Hanke
Minneapolis, Minnesota
2001


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